Songs of Prestigious Bill Giblets, the Whistling Tailor
I had my shoes shined in Chicago once
By Sugar Ray Leonards wee cousin
I had no idea - I'm a bit of a dunce
That I payed him to much, a dozen
I had my shirts ironed in Buffalo, twice
By Cassius Clay's big brother
I begged him to starch; he ignored my advice
Now one cuff's as limp as the other
I had my trousers altered in Memphis once
By a tailor who looked like the King
I said "No" to the sequins but still I got tons
And now strangers request that I sing
I had my belt lengthened in Vegas before
By magicians named Siegfried and Roy
Though my waist felt more comfy, a white tiger's roar
Made me more thana little bit coy
I had my boots fitted in Dallas once
By the President's personal lackey
I understood few of his gestures and grunts,
But understood that his job was so tacky
Contributors: | archaeopteryx, keith c, Beefy, archaeotperyx, Padfoot, Grayman, Ethetran, Kansas Sam, Fluffy, Anon. |
Poem finished: | 17th October 2003 by Tristan. |